Some simple points on using AI (LLMs, Large Language Models) such as ChatGPT:
If I'm reading an article and suddenly realize this was written by an AI, I immediately stop reading, and I never read anything by that author again.
If I see or read some marketing material from a given company and I notice it was generated by AI, I'll never buy any of that company's products again.
If some online service offers to “help” me by writing a text or “summarizing” an email, I won't use that service ever again.
There may be legitimate uses of “AI”, but writing or “summarizing” text for other people's consumption are not among them. In general, none of the use cases being hyped are good or legitimate use.
In general, the only ethical use of “AI” is: Not using “AI”, or using them for some very few and specific use cases – e.g., spellchecking.
WriteFreely, som er det værktøj, som denne side er bygget i, giver mulighed for at have mange forskellige blogs for hver bruger.
Hidtil har jeg skrevet i den blog, der hedder agger, men nu har jeg også oprettet denne, hvor jeg kan skrive forskellige små indlæg og artikler, noter, som man siger.
Det har noget at gøre med, at jeg er ved at være træt af de sociale medier men stadig har ting, som jeg gerne vil skrive og have folk til at læse. Hæng endelig på.
So I'm reading Gary Greenberg's book “Manufacturing depression”. It's not an ironclad scientific demonstration of the ineffectiveness of much of the modern psychiatric medicine such as you may find in the work of (say) Joanna Moncrieff, but it is an entertaining and critical journalistic narrative of the pharmacological history of depression.
